Fusion Applications: Installation and Administration

Oracle Fusion Applications is a suite of service-enabled, enterprise applications that can be easily integrated into a service-oriented architecture. This course which is based on Oracle Fusion Applications Release 1 (11.1.1.5), will teach you how to plan, install and administer Oracle Fusion Middleware components used in Oracle Fusion Applications.

Learn To:

• Install and configure an Oracle Database for applications transactions.
• Plan for installing Oracle Fusion Applications.
• Prepare a provisioning plan using the provisioning tool.
• Install, deploy and configure Oracle Fusion Applications.
• Start and use Identity Management environment with Fusion Applications.
• Perform life cycle operations for Middleware components in Fusion Applications environment.
• Start, stop, configure and administer Oracle Fusion Applications processes.

Benefits to You

Set a new standard for the way your organization innovates, works, and adopts technology. Lower costs and decrease risks for implementation, integration, and innovation by using your new skills to install and administer Oracle Fusion Applications.

Provision an Oracle Fusion Applications Environment

The practices in this course will involve you working in teams. Each team provisions one Oracle Fusion Applications environment. You'll get a broad overview of how to configure Identity Management environment for use with Oracle Fusion Applications.

Note:

This course does not cover the functional setup and functional administration of Oracle Fusion Applications.

Audience

• Developer
• Architect
• Functional Implementer
• Project Manager
• Administrator
• Technical Consultant
• Support Engineer
• System Administrator

Course Topics Introduction to Fusion Applications

• Introducing Oracle Fusion Application
• About Oracle Fusion Applications Architecture
• Introducing Oracle Fusion Applications product families
• Key Concepts of Fusion Applications and Middleware
• Adoption Options for Oracle Fusion Applications

Oracle Fusion Middleware Components: Overview

• An overview of Oracle Fusion Middleware components
• Oracle Fusion Middleware in Fusion Applications environment
• About Basic Management of WebLogic Server
• An overview of Identity Management components in Fusion Applications

Provisioning Overview

• Provisioning term explanation (install, configure, and deploy)
• Provisioning and the Installation Process Roadmap
• Provisioning wizard options
• About Directory Structure
• Explaining Fusion Applications topology
• About installation guidelines and initial setup tasks
• Preparing for an installation
• Configuring the Identity Management environment

Installing a Database for Application Transactions

• About Database installation options
• Installing the database
• Discussing default configuration parameters
• Configuring the database using the Provisioning Wizard
• Configuring Oracle Fusion Applications schema with RCU

Creating Provisioning Plans

• What is a provisioning plan?
• Installation considerations
• Creating a provisioning plan
• Starting the provisioning wizard
• About wizard instructions
• About installation paths and optimal outcomes
• Updating an Existing Plan

Provisioning a New Environment

• Types of hosts in a multiple-host environment
• Installation phases
• Running the installation phases
• Installing and configuring product offerings
• Installation location details
• Basic troubleshooting the provisioning process
• Post-installation tasks

Basic Administration

• Introducing Oracle Fusion Applications administration tools
• Comparing functionality of admin tools
• Using Fusion Applications Control
• Navigating within Fusion Applications Control
• Using Fusion Applications Control to start and stop components at different levels
• Viewing component ports
• Starting and stopping components, environment, and cluster
• Starting and stopping using the node manager

Monitoring Applications

• Monitoring the product family
• Verifying the status of applications
• Monitoring business performance metrics for a product family
• Monitoring business performance metrics for a product
• Monitoring business performance metrics for applications and infrastructure

Course Objectives

• Verify access to the necessary Identity and Access Management environment
• Use the Provisioning Wizard to create provisioning plan
• Install and configure Oracle Database 11g for use with Oracle Fusion Applications
• Run the provisioning utility to install, configure and start Oracle Fusion Application environment
• Describe business importance of Oracle Fusion Applications
• Start and stop components in the Oracle Fusion Applications environment
• Update administrative user password
• View the component diagnostic logs
• Monitor Oracle Fusion Applications
• Describe the concepts and components of Oracle Fusion Applications